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41	1	February	2004	Teaching Law and Socioeconomics	Lynne L. Dallas
41	1	February	2004	A Crowded House: Socioeconomics (and Other) Additions to the Law School and Economics Curricula	Thomas S. Ulen
41	1	February	2004	Why Law Schools Do Not Teach Contracts and What Socioeconomics Can Do About It	Edward Rubin
41	1	February	2004	Teaching in a Larger Social Context: Using Simulations to Demonstrate Socioeconomic Principles and Their Relevance to Law	Jeffrey Evans Stake & Kenneth Glenn Dau-Schmidt
41	1	February	2004	Teaching Labor Law Within a Socioeconomic Framework	Ellen Dannin
41	1	February	2004	Labor and Finance as Inevitably Transnational: Globalization Demands a Sophisticated and Transnational Lens	T. Canova, C. Dickerson, K. Stone
41	1	February	2004	Socioeconomics and Professional Responsibilities in Teaching Law-Related Economic Issues	Robert Ashford
41	1	February	2004	The Role of Socioeconomics in Teaching Family Law	Margaret F. Brinig
41	1	February	2004	Teaching Federal Income Taxation Using Socioeconomics	I. Richard Gershon
41	1	February	2004	Applying Heterodox Economic Theory to the Teaching of Business Law: The Road Not Taken	Charles R. P. Pouncy
41	1	February	2004	The Imperium Strikes Back: The Need to Teach Socioeconomics to Law Students	William K. Black
41	1	February	2004	Socioeconomics: Choice and Challenges	Jeffrey L. Harrison
41	1	February	2004	Spectrum Rights in the Telecosm to Come	Ellen P. Goodman
41	1	February	2004	The Clothes Have No Emperor, or, Cabining the Commerce Clause	John T. Valauri
41	1	February	2004	Models in Social Science: A Review of Law and Public Policy: A Socioeconomic Approach by Lynne L. Dallas	Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt
41	1	February	2004	Enforcing the Public Forum Doctrine on Private Property: First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City v. Salt Lake City Corporation	Randall R. Sjoblom
40	4	November	2003	Introduction	Editorial Board
40	4	November	2003	Hand Rule Damages for Incompensable Losses	Robert Cooter
40	4	November	2003	Can We Compensate for Incompensable Harms?	Adi Ayal
40	4	November	2003	Instrumental Theories of Compensation: A Survey	Richard Craswell
40	4	November	2003	For What Must We Pay? Causation and Counterfactual Baselines	Michael Moore
40	4	November	2003	Moore, Causation, Counterfactuals, and Responsibility	Richard Fumerton
40	4	November	2003	Harm, History, and Counterfactuals	Stephen Perry
40	4	November	2003	Rethinking Injury and Proximate Cause	John C.P. Goldberg
40	4	November	2003	What to Compensate? Some Surprisingly Unappreciated Reasons Why the Problem Is So Hard	Leo Katz
40	4	November	2003	Baselines and Compensation	F.M. Kamm
40	4	November	2003	Compensation and Revenge	Emily Sherwin
40	4	November	2003	Compensation: Justice or Revenge?	Kenneth W. Simons
40	4	November	2003	The Grounds and Extent of Legal Responsibility	Richard W. Wright
40	4	November	2003	A Pertinent Message for Today from Key Constitutional and Administrative Rulings of Yesterday	Victor G. Rosenblum